Cómo fan del personaje lo disfruté, pero como jugador le encuentro fallas graves a su gameplay. Empezando con que la diferencia entre los 4 Spideys es ínfima, siendo solo Noir el que presenta un cambio realmente notorio debido a la implementación del sigilo (aunque tiene el problema de ser bastante básico y monótono), el resto son como 3 gotas de agua, siendo el Amazing el más aburrido de todos.

Los jefes ni fu ni fa, el único que se me hizo divertido de enfrentar fue Vulture debido a la mecánica de las luces, los demás meh.

EU copy played on a PlayStation 3 Super Slim.

In hindsight this feels like a back to basics attempt after the rather lookwarm receptions to Spider-Man 3 and (the admittedly fun but extremely edgy) Web of Shadows. The lack of open or hub world to swing around and have fun in is the biggest elephant in the room and also an explanation as to why traversal just doesn't feel as fun. That all being said this is an enjoyable game, with Dan Slott as the writer and kind of serving as a precursor to his Spider-Verse storyline in the comics and the later Into The Spider-Verse movie, so it has a fun sense of character and plot. The gameplay, aforementioned disappointment aside, is enjoyable, with a strong influence from the beat 'em up genre and a healthy amount of character upgrades to keep things fresh. Gameplay itself tends to feel rather samey between the 4 Spider-Men with the standout being Noir's levels being rather shamelessly ripped from Arkham Asylum.

All in all, this is a fun Spidey title and probably the most well-rounded since Ultimate SM in the PS2/GC/Xbox days.

a história desse jogo nem é tão boa, mas quem liga?
eu me diverti demais jogando com os quatro aranhas, o combate é foda e alguns chefões tem mecânicas bacanas.

outro jogo incrível, porém curto, do menino aranha.
vamo pra sequência que promete muito.

this the kinda game you play with a kid and its like wooow this is so cool I get to be all the cool spider-man wow noir is so cooool. then you play it when you're older and they relatively repetitive combat wears on you, the levels are all 30-40 minutes long which just feels too damn long I think, there are bizarre decisions in terms of some character/story decisions (why the fuck are juggernaut and Deadpool in this and not Rhino, the lizard, fuck, even kingpin or morbius could have been cool, anything but a fuckin x-men villain and an x-men adjacent antihero. there is also no black cat or MJ or really any characters besides the villains, the spider-man, and madame web). you do have to give it credit for giving us the spider-verse though.

My favorite Spider man game prior to the Insomniac series, Shattered Dimensions is a celebration of spiderman just like spider-verse, and while certain aspects of it feels dated such as repetitive level and boss design, the different atmospheres and worlds feel diverse with their own pace and gameplay style, with Noir feeling the most unique to the other 3, add that up with a large sprinkle of spiderman's best villains and costumes, along with a celebrated cast of friendly neighborhood voice actors, Shattered Dimensions is still an underappreciated gem that wish wasnt lost to time after the activision license expiration